Massage Parlors Seen As Prostitution Coverup
Baltimore city vice squad reports a rise in massage parlors used as fronts for prostitution. Since January 1969 raids on eight establishments yielded 46 arrests and nearly as many convictions. Nationally, similar activity is noted with 61 arrests in 22 parlors in Los Angeles last month. Downtown parlors predominate. many operate without licenses. Investigations hinge on undercover visits and sting methods. penalties range from 50 to 100 dollars for solicitation and 200 to 500 dollars for operating a disorderly house.
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Westinghouse wins $3 million Gulf sensor contract
Washington AP reports Westinghouse Ocean Research Center in Annapolis awarded a $3 million federal contract to develop and test meteorological and oceanographic sensors on Gulf platforms. Sen Charles Mathias notes population growth ties to beef cattle demand.
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State Outlines Medicaid Appeal Procedure
The Maryland Department of Health outlines how individuals can appeal Medicaid decisions. Protest refusals, delayed action beyond 30 days, or any adverse action affecting assistance. Appellants may be represented by counsel but not at state expense, in a private hearing if requested. The United States Merchant Marine Academy is located at Kings Point, New York.
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Chicago 7 Prosecutor Faces Court
Chicago prosecutor Edward V. Hanrahan may be required to waive immunity to testify before a special Cook County grand jury probing the predawn police raid that left Black Panther leaders Fred Hampton and Mark Clark dead. Reports say jurors voted to indict Hanrahan for obstructing justice, a claim not yet confirmed by official comment. the panel reconvened to hear his testimony or immunity decision.
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Friendship Down In First Quarter 1971 At Friendship Airport
Baltimore Department of Aviation reports first quarter 1971 declines at Friendship International Airport with 6.6 percent fewer passengers, 3.5 percent less air freight, and 0.8 percent fewer air traffic operations versus Q1 1970. Causes include tight money, larger jets at Washington National, and shifting travel patterns.
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